Another Decent Delta experience. This terminal feels a bit…read moreolder, but it still had some good food options. It's pretty Mid on the Delta/Airport experiences I've had to date.

Ok I am comparing this airport to other international airport I been thru…read more This has to be the worse terminal I have experienced. The departure deck was closed. That's understandable as of all the construction. Everyone had use arrivals lane and wait on the elevator almost 30 minutes to get to departure level.. I found the airline check in area organized and easy to navigate thru. Now TSA at this terminal is like a Abbot and Costello routine. They seem not be coordinated or can work as a unit. It's never a pre-check line always told is a staffing issue. After 10 years you think they have resolved how rotate or reassign staff based on flight demands. The bathrooms are the worse I have seen. Extremely small stall luggage barely fits. I saw no bidets that most international Asian and Middle East airports have even if domestic. The waiting gate area needs more power ports. They also need replace seating that's worn and peeling. If you want to have world class facilities and be the face of NY or even US they need to go look at Incheon ,Hong Kong,Dubai ,or Singapore as example of a quality and classy terminal. You are not charged for luggage cars, floors are spotless,waiting areas are not plan or blah, and decent shopping and food offerings.

These lounges are in terminal A public areas and are great as well as clean. Bathrooms are ok…read more Term A has a 24 hr Dunkin for coffee and Is very updated. The shuttle from a-c takes a minute.

Terminal B at Newark, it isn't the newest or the most fancy one, but it gets the job done. TSA…read morelines are modest; sometimes you could get absurd waits, sometimes it's quick. Few shops offered along the terminal on your way to your gate. Decent food options.

Terminal 5 is JFK's dedicated JetBlue terminal, so I liked having a whole open space centered…read morearound the airline. Since JetBlue is JFK's flagship airline, I expected the terminal to be a pretty smooth experience, but the airport itself was a little overwhelming. The biggest issue for me was the lines. They were REALLY long, & I was disappointed that the accessibility line had to wait in the regular line. I'm not saying I'm supposed to get VIP treatment b/c I'm disabled, but waiting in such a long line was def difficult. Thank God I was w/ an attendant pushing me in a wheelchair, b/c @ least I didn't have to stand the entire time, (but it was still a long wait). I felt bad for the attendant(let alone myself) for having to deal w/ it. I want to make it clear that this wasn't JetBlue's fault(it was JFK).I'm not used to having that kind of experience @ the airport, especially when it comes to accessibility, so it def caught me off guard.

Been through terminal 5 a few times, always been a positive experience…read more It's quick in and out there, including the baggage claim area which is nice. I took a photo of the exterior today as it was the first time seeing the TWA terminal from the outside. That's right, the TWA terminal. It was a terminal that was shut down and later turned into a retro terminal with a midcentury themed hotel connected to it. I highly recommend stopping in, it's very cool.

Meridian at Teterboro is a fantastic and convenient FBO for access to NYC. They treat single engine…read morepistons and jets similarly and you sense that they are happy to have you, no matter what you fly in with. Fuel is among the most affordable (though still expensive) of nearby FBOs, especially 100LL. Overnight parking is free with a 15 gallon fuel purchase. Sweet! They even have a free shuttle that will take you to a bus stop (or hotel) that can take you into the city if you prefer. The facilities are wonderful, with an exercise deck, conference room and even a movie Theater. The only reason they don't get 5-stars is that I had an issue with a battery discharging and needed them to take out the battery and charge it up for an hour. They charged me for 1.5hours of labor to simply take the battery out and charge it. The only labor involved was removing the battery and reinstalling it (10 minutes), while they left it to charge on a machine. I did not think it was fair for them to charge me for the 1.5hours of labor, unless they were literally on a treadmill charging it. If you need maintenance service, watch out for the high shop rates; but if you're looking to park here - Meridian is definitely one of the best choices at TEB.

This FBO has won customer service awards year after year. There are so many obvious reasons in…read moreevery category and every job position. Add best fuel price (Meridian is accepts CAA card) and this is the ultimate FBO at TEB. None better!

Under construction Poorly planned signage…read moreBad pedestrian walkways Poor shuttle Long security lines, even pre check. I just don't know what there is to like. Except for the fact, the whole purpose is to leave this place.

LaGuardia is a beautiful building! Flying Delta9 terminal C…read more The ticket against were very considerate, kind a compassionate. I used the wheelchair service and I must say, they are very kind, considerate, and compassionate as well. Displaying exemplary customer service skills, going above and beyond the call of duty. It was a pleasure dealing with the the staff . I witnessed a gate agent informing a passenger that the flight was full. Not like Delta at JFK, they just walked away and didn't inform anyone of anything. House keeping can improve, I was going to comment because a little paper here and there is expected,, but I just saw a mail employee kick a papertowel behind the column. I think I'll continue to fly from LGA it appears to be less hustle and bustlle.

One of the Nicer Delta Terminals I've been to!…read more It was pretty spacious and had a decent amount of food options. I was here for an international layover, and I remember being pretty happy and comfortable with the wait.

Terminal 4 at JFK Airport in NYC opened in 2001, replacing the historic international arrivals…read morebuilding. It underwent a major modernization from 2021 to 2023, some of which we felt the last time my wife and I were in New York in 2023. This time it felt a lot smoother, with security being a lot smoother. The major carrier in Terminal 4 is Delta, which meant there was a large Sky Club located within walking distance. There is a lot of real estate here, thus having the space for other airport lounges as well, including the AMEX Centurion and Chase Sapphire. The gates are pretty spaced apart, requiring a bit of a walk to get between them. There are moving walkways throughout to help in this regard. JFK is the example I like to use when documenting the difference between terminals and concourses at a major airport. Currently (2026), JFK is continuing its massive construction projects, with two terminals being rebuilt (thus closed): Terminal 1 and Terminal 6. To get between these terminals require the AirTrain. Within a terminal, are various wings (or concourses). So for a large airport like Detroit, there are 2 terminals, but in reality, only one of them matter for most travelers, it's the number of concourses within the main terminal that matters. And when planning for travel, a connection between terminals is going to take a long time whereas between concourses should not. LAX is the outlier...boasting of its 8+ terminals...but in reality, outside of LA, it's really a 1 terminal airport with 8+ concourses.

It seems like this terminal was more recently updated…read more There were good food options and plenty of space to spread out. Not too bad LaGuardia, I see you improving!

Terminal C is Delta Air Lines' main terminal at LaGuardia and has gone through a major…read moreredevelopment, with bright open spaces, high ceilings, large windows, modern seating areas, and clear signage throughout the terminal. The design feels clean, comfortable, and much more relaxing than a typical airport experience. Terminal C mainly serves Delta Air Lines, along with some partner airline operations, and offers a large selection of restaurants, cafés, shops, and lounges throughout the concourses. The terminal also features Delta's largest Sky Club lounge, along with many New York-inspired dining options that make waiting for a flight more enjoyable.

We were TSA Pre+ and our wait time was only 5 minutes. Even with the TSA agents not getting paid,…read moreour experience was great. Terminal A is beautiful!

Terminal A in the Newark Liberty international Airport is a busy one as is their other terminals…read more In order to get to other parts of the terminal, you will need to take their free shuttle. That way you will not have to go out of the airport and back through security. However, if you do decide to walk, you will have to revisit security again. It is quite a walk as well. Plenty of food and shopping opportunities at the airport. From sit down to take away, you have many options.

Terminal C, the Uber/Lyft pickup is now on level 3 of the parking garage.. not sure I like that…read moregiven how much parking it takes away, but traffic flow is better on the airport road. Travel out of here was a bit chaotic - blaming that more on United.

I believe I've flown out of EWR, two times prior 84/ not my first choice, but I was headed to…read moreTokyo, and the flight was convenient. The staff here wasn't the not helpful, and made it seem Ike you were bothering them to ask for directions. I will say I got through very quickly but that may have been one of the sole positives here.

the smallest airport that i have ever encountered. however, thats a good thing, no long waits, but…read moreyoure definitely elbow to elbow with everyone. downside, the little store thst makes you pay before you get coffee, they should not sell it at all, mud, gross, it went right in the garbage. that is all.

This airport has limited routes and schedule compared to lga, but if your destination and schedule…read morehappen to work with their flights, this is a super easy airport. They have tsa precheck which makes security quick. There are only a few gates and for some of them you have to walk out on the tarmac to the plane. Very old school airport. There's arent much food options in there so i would recommend planning to eat before/after airport. I was able to arrive about 30 min before departure (no luggage) and didnt have any issues catching my flight.